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Bryan AndersonBeing active, mobile and independent are really important to me. I have a very hectic schedule and I don’t have much patience for waiting around…it really upsets me that automatic door openers and vehicle lifts move so slow. When I’m on the move, I don’t want anything to get in the way.

Because of my position as the national Spokesman for Quantum Rehab and having rehabbed at Walter Reed, I have been really lucky to have numerous choices for my mobility. I use C-Legs prosthetic legs, a Litestream manual wheelchair and a Q6000Z power chair.

Each of these choices allow me to be active and independent.

My legs are second generation C-Legs and I use them when I go out to clubs and for most social settings. I like to be standing and walking when I meet new people and have casual conversations.

I use my Litestream manual wheelchair when I travel and am going around town with friends. It’s light weight and durable and is easy to fold and throw in the back of my Jeep. It’s really good for travel and that’s something I do a lot.

My Q6000Z power chair is great when I need to cover lots of ground. Its performance is outstanding and it goes where I want to go, fast. It also has a very cool look, and that’s important to me. Who wants something that looks like it belongs in a hospital?

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Bryan's Blog, It's All About Having Fun, Also on the Web
03/29/2010

So, I got to spend St. Patrick's Day in Nashville, TN. Let me tell you, that is a great city to spend that holiday in. Although, I did have quite the adventure there - I actually had to have minor surgery on my mouth! My saliva gland produced a stone in my mouth and that caused me all kinds of problems.

Click here to read more.

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I've been wakeboarding, water-skiing, jet-skiing, tubing, rock climbing, snow-skiing, and playing catch with my brother. I try to do the same things. I'm not going to let it stop me. We did a 110-mile bike ride from Gettysburg to Washington, D.C. Sixty miles the first day, fifty miles the second day. Hand cycle, three wheels. I ended up ripping the glove, breaking the hand, breaking the whole socket. Click here to see photos...
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